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endeaydred to sel ' he. 2 Y imanuseript entitled “Biogr: 2 _ Penitentiary» MR. MIGKAM admit vais: ‘soediiect . "would-be author" was very hazy and ites SILVERS end } also admitted that their recollections were. ¥agu ‘The ‘pe mentioned above were inclined to thé belief that the photograph. CARL CRAWFORD does -not resemble the “would-be author® sought in the current investigation. Their opinion concerning the pe ts that FRANK GUINAN might have been the one who attempted to sell - the above mentioned mamscript was less positive than $het it was CRANFORD, however, they were inclined’ ‘ty the belief that GUIAN » is not the’ “individual woughte: , i the three persona interviewed by the writer while ~ _ Rot positive that the pictures shown them are not of the individual sought in the current investigation, they are inclined to the belief that the picture of CRAWFORD, and that of GUINAN are not pictures of the person who visited the Real Detective Story Magazine offic in May of 1935, and left there the Ranusoript mentioned above, a. aed es : : \ ~ Phere petite i no further driven tigat! conducted by the Hew York office, Yhis report is 26